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From: rak@crosfield.co.uk (Richard Kirk)
Subject: Re: .sig CHALLENGE for ascii geniuses
Message-ID: <1994May13.090258.1097@crosfield.co.uk>
Organization: Crosfield, Hemel Hempstead, UK
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Date: Fri, 13 May 1994 09:02:58 GMT
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In article <2qs0p8$a9g@news.bu.edu> sethp@bu.edu (Seth Pilevsky) writes:
>
>Hi,
>	This sig was created using Scarecrow's font file (thanks 
>Scarecrow). I was wondering if I could get some help brushing it up and 
>improving on it. Any creative advice (of which is abundant here) would be 
>appreciated. Thanks in advance.
>
>--
>
>    *   *        .dMMMb   dMMMMMP dMMMMMMP  dMP dMP    *   *  
>     * *        dmP" VP  dMP        dMP    dMP dMP      * * 
>  * * * * *     VMMMb   dMMMP      dMP    dMMMMMP    * * * * *
>     * *      dP .dMP  dMP        dMP    dMP dMP        * *
>    *   *     VMMMP"  dMMMMMP    dMP    dMP dMP        *   *

Hmm.  Too much space between the E and the T, and the H is too close.
How about changing your name?  FRED would look good.  Or failing that...

    *   *        .dMMMb   dMMMMP dMMMMMMMP dMP  dMP    *   *  
     * *        dmP" VP  dMP       dMP    dMP  dMP      * * 
  * * * * *     VMMMb   dMMMP     dMP    dMMMMMMP    * * * * *
     * *      dP .dMP  dMP       dMP    dMP  dMP        * *
    *   *     VMMMP"  dMMMMMP   dMP    dMP  dMP        *   *

Oh, stuff this for a lark.  Now the S looks wrong.  Let's have another go.

    *   *        ,dMMMMb   dMMMMP dMMMMMMMP dMP  dMP    *   *  
     * *        dMP"  VP  dMP       dMP    dMP  dMP      * * 
  * * * * *     VMMMMb   dMMMP     dMP    dMMMMMMP    * * * * *
     * *      dV  .dMP  dMP       dMP    dMP  dMP        * *
    *   *     VMMMMP"  dMMMMMP   dMP    dMP  dMP        *   *

Hmpf.  If you can use any of them, help yourself.  No credits wanted, ta.
I reckon if you really want a flash job, try a flourished monogram-type
thing with lowercase The S should be balanced on the other side of the e
by the th.  Before doing that, I ought to take out the beam in my own eye,
and fix my own ultra-boring .sig!

-- 
Richard Kirk         Image Processing Group    Crosfield Electronics Ltd. U.K.
rak@crosfield.co.uk  0442-230000 x3361/3591    Hemel Hempstead, Herts, HP2 7RH